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WW2 MATTERS

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North Africa ’40: The Sea of Sand (Part I)

On the morning of 13 September 1940, Mussolini’s Army crossed the border into Egypt chasing imperial glory

It was not a small force by any standards.

More than 200,000 Italian and Libyan troops were committed to the operation, supported b...

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Normandy '44: The Great Swan (Part 8)

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It is mid-August 1944. Despite weeks of relentless fighting, there is always more to come.

Over Normandy, the air is filled with the screech of radial and Merlin engines and the violent roar of Typhoon rockets. Below, the en...

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Normandy '44: Falaise – Sword and Shield (Part 7)

It is late July 1944, and the grand chess game in Normandy has reached its boiling point—that exact moment where both sides know the outcome of the entire campaign is about to be decided, but each is entirely unsure of the other’s next move...

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Normandy ´44: Tiger By The Tail (Part 6)

The war in Normandy was a ravenous, all-consuming monster. It ate steel, rubber, high explosive, and human flesh at a rate that made staff officers worldwide look at their charts and dwindling supplies with cold dread. By mid-June, after th...

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Normandy ’44: The Bratwurst Magnet (Part 5)

The adrenaline of D-Day is gone. The surf is behind us. By the morning of June 7, 1944, the Allied high command looked inland and realised they had traded the Transparent Atlantic Wall for a Claustrophobic Green Hell.

US soldiers walking t...

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    WW2 military history, without the dust-covered display case treatment. I’m 23, and I bring campaigns, commanders, soldiers and ordinary people to life through thorough research, sharp storytelling and a touch of my signature humour

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